Sentence examples for pattern of occupancy from inspiring English sources

The world is the way it is in virtue of the spatiotemporal relations instantiated by the spacetime points, together with their pattern of occupancy by the occupants, together with the pattern of instantiation of perfectly natural monadic properties by these occupants.

The niche of this paper is that a better representation of pattern of occupancy with respect to the environment can be learned automatically to enhance the estimation performance, rather than depending too much on human empirical knowledge in feature extraction.

A thorough characterization of all predicted 3Hyp sites in collagen types I, II, III and V from chicken and xenopus revealed further differences in the pattern of occupancy of the A3 site (P707).

Interestingly, all histone modifications and histone variant H2A.z follow similar pattern of occupancy across different IEC stages in CVM and ring-expressed genes except H3K9me3 and H4ac histone modifications (Fig.  5a, b).

A possible explanation for the observed pattern of occupancy in our study is that the genes with high transcriptional activity require the formation of the disordered nucleosome, which may decrease residence time of the PolII during elongation, and may encourage transcription through the nucleosomal barriers.

Moreover, despite this rapid turnover of most (if not all) molecules, eukaryotic regulatory complexes also demonstrate a clear slow-timescale activity: They proceed through a periodic pattern of occupancy level by molecules, conformal changes and epigenetic modifications with a precise timing and a period in the order of few tens of minutes [ 48- 52].

Finally, a cluster analysis is employed in order to obtain consistent patterns of occupancy schedules.

Religious facilities are characterized by unique patterns of occupancy and energy use.

We analysed the patterns of occupancy of five threatened invertebrates in a highly fragmented dynamic grey dune landscape.

Here, we analyse survey data (presence/absence) of speckled warblers in a large sample of habitat remnants from three regions to identify patterns of occupancy.

We highlight the need for studies of demography in different regions to interpret regional patterns of occupancy and to identify mechanisms of decline in remnant habitat.